Farmington's Jeff Taylor takes first ahead of Bubba Pollard and DJ Shaw.

The Farmington driver, one of the best to race at Oxford Plains Speedway, chases down DJ Shaw then holds off 2018 champ Bubba Pollard.

Podium finishers discuss Sunday's big race at Oxford Plains Speedway

Nine-time track champion wins Oxford 250 after years of coming close.

The 74-year-old Turner racer, who competed in the first Oxford 250 in 1974, continues to amaze fellow drivers. Also, Auburn's Travis Stearns overcomes adversity, Canadians make long hauls, and Dennis Spencer's car coming around.

Oxford Plains Speedway was buzzing with activity Sunday — and not just on the race track.

Final laps and celebration of Farmington driver's big win at Oxford Plains Speedway.

Several street vehicles help dry the asphalt to help counter the two-plus hours of rain at Oxford Plains Speedway.

Rain started falling on the 117th lap and brought Sunday's race to a soaking halt.

Kyle Reid flew from Alberta to Nova Scotia before a long drive and Craig Slaunwhite drove to Oxford Plains Speedway from Halifax.

The crews of Dixfield's Ryan Robbins and Auburn's Travis Stearns had to make quick repairs Sunday.

Butcher won't be back to defend the titles he won in 2022 and 2023, but there are still many former champions in the field, while others are vying for a first win at Maine's biggest auto race on Sunday.

The most important work for Sunday's main event is done before the the green flag is waved at Oxford Plains Speedway.

Sanborn is in the midst of one his best seasons, which includes four victories at Oxford Plains Speedway and a 250 qualifier win in Caribou for Richard Moody Racing.

The 20-year-old Norway driver became first female to qualify for the race in 2020.